My daughter has drawn this for @JaidenAnimation (but is not on socials as she is 11), you have inspired her!
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Human factors is basically detective work. 🕵️♂️
We don’t wear badges, but we do investigate the real causes behind incidents—digging into behaviour, design, context, and culture.
It’s not “who messed up?” but “what made it easy to go wrong?”
Clues > blame.
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The course is now free for everyone.
We have made our highly rated bite-sized Introduction to Healthcare Quality Improvement Course FREE for everyone. No catches. Just register and get access today!
qipstart.com/courses
That's right. It is completely free. Perfect if you are new to Healthcare QI.
Fab few days on the LEO programme, networking with colleagues from across NUH and hearing about their wonderful projects. Thanks to the facilitators!
Honoured to have played a (very small) part in this project, supporting @TeamCAS3’s chief nurse fellow Michaela in her improvement work. Great work!! @NUHNursing @NUHInstitute
3/4 of my MSc Quality and Patient Safety Improvement completed… just another year and a dissertation to go… Celebrating by watching Lilo and Stitch with my fave girl. 🎉🎉
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Replying to @NUH_QI
@NUH_QI the latest version of the spc tool
Are you keen to create your own SPC charts and don’t know what do to? It’s simple - head to the @NHSEngland website to download our latest FREE SPC XmR chart template 👇👇👇#plotthedots
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I want to help make sure people in the leadership & practitioner communities know about the "Cambridge Elements" series on major approaches to improving quality & safety in health & care. They're written by leading authors & free to all. In date order:
1) Design creativity (coming soon)
2) Values & ethics (coming soon)
3) Statistical process control
4) Approaches to spread, scale-up & sustainability
5) Health economics
6) Governance & leadership
7) Workplace conditions
8) Reducing overuse
9) Simulation as an improvement technique
10) Implementation science
11) Operational research approaches
12) Making culture change happen
13) Collaboration-based approaches
14) Co-producing & co-designing
15) The positive deviance approach
cambridge.org/core/publicati….
Edited by @THIS_Institute, published by @CambPressAssess. Thank you @MaryDixonWoods
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Next identify what needs to happen to enable your drivers. These are more specific & will be your change ideas.
Use your driver diagram to identify your outcome, process & balancing measures. These will evidence that the changes are an improvement.
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Every day this week I&TT will work through the model for improvement that we use at NUH.
Why do we need to do improvement?
In this video, Dr Mike Evans describes why improvement in health care is important.
youtube.com/watch?v=nPysNaF1…
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Just want to put it out there that doing the following things does not necessarily mean improvement has happened:
- An action plan
- A policy
- A checklist
- An audit
- A meeting
- An inspection
- A scoring system (warning)
- A metric / measure
🤷♀️
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We are creating a central directory of Patient Safety Incident Response Plans from NHS trusts in England on the hub, to allow trusts to compare ways of working and highlight variation in how trusts are approaching PSIRF implementation⬇️
pslhub.org/learn/investigati… #patientsafety
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Report added to the hub this week from @CR_UK - Longer, better lives: A manifesto for cancer research and care pslhub.org/learn/patient-saf… #pslhub #patientsafety #cancercare
Really enjoyed our walk around the @TeamNUH @NUH_Micro pathology open day this morning. Excellent, interactive and informative! Thanks!
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🗨️Look-alike, sound-alike errors constitute a high proportion of all medication errors that can lead to significant patient harm🗨️
A new medication safety report from @WHO⬇️
pslhub.org/learn/patient-saf… #MedSafetyWeek #patientsafety
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Patient engagement for patient safety: The why, what, and how of patient engagement for improving patient safety - a new report from @OECD_Social on the hub pslhub.org/learn/patient-eng… #pslhub #patientsafety
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To mark #WorldPatientSafetyDay, we have created a range of videos, blogs and podcasts to show some of the work happening around the NHS to engage patients for patient safety.
You can view these on our World Patient Safety Day 2023 webpage
👉england.nhs.uk/patient-safet…
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Today is #WorldPatientSafetyDay!
In a new blog on the hub, we set out the need for a transformation in our approach to patient safety and consider this year’s theme, ‘Engaging patients for patient safety’ pslhub.org/learn/patient-saf… #WPSD2023 #WorldPatientSafetyDay2023

























